I had a prescription run out for a generic drug called Naltrexone. It's a very old boring cheap…read moredrug that's used for a variety of things that affect your brains "pleasure center - call your opioid receptor. It's its name not the opioid drug it just translates in Latin to opioid for pleasure. Naltrexone turns it down or off which helps you quit smoking, eat less and drink less alcohol. The ill informed NPr freaked and basically said that they don't treat heroin addicts at the center! Unbelievable her lack of simple medical knowledge was! Pretty dangerous too if you ask me!

Amber is amazing! She takes time to talk and cares. She remembers things I've told her and gets you…read morein and out with results.

Like my Doctor. Impossible to use their patent postal which THEY Insist you used for contacting…read moreyour doctor. Staff member said it's been down since Christmas time. They better look at replacing their vendor or Fire their IT Group

Excellent patient care and consideration at all offices. Dr.Spinnella is amazing, caring and keeps…read moreme healthy. Cecelia his nurse, is responsive, caring and professional. So very happy I found InterCoastal.

Precision Health saved me. I had an severe gout attack with my knee swelling to the size of a…read morebasketball! Dr. Asi took my call on a Saturday morning and saw me in his office in less than an hour to drain the excess fluid that resulted in immediate pain relief. But this wasn't the best part. He worked ordered tests to determine the root cause of this excess inflammation and built a customized plan to put me on a path so I can thrive and live my best life in my 60's. None of this would have happened this quickly with a visit to a typical urgent care. I am forever grateful for his dedication to my health and responsiveness to my needs. Lastly, I also fondly recall being in my optometrist's office and needing information from Precision health's office, and I said "Let me call my doctor" to which the optometrist replied "that will take forever". The look of surprise on my optometrist's face when over the speaker phone my call was answered on the first ring and the answer needed was delivered immediately. Concierge medicine is definitely worth it for me!

Personalized care with the focus on keeping you healthy and well. If you do need immediate care,…read moreyou are able to see the doctor same day or next. Beautiful new office space, welcoming and professional staff.

Very technical and detailed, takes time to explain all my questions. Resolved my issues.read more

From the owner: Allergic Rhinitis, Asthma, Food Allergies, Eczema, Pet allergies, Hay fever, Hives, swelling, Drug…read moreallergies, Insect Allergy, Contact dermatitis, Eczema, Sinusitis, Latex Allergy, Anaphylaxis, Cough

This entire group used to be good but over the last several years they have seriously gone down in…read morethe quality of care. My wife has literally had 5 different primary care doctors in the last 2 years because the doctors leave this organization. And recently they have ended their affiliation with Aetna after we paid and set this up through the marketplace and recently informed us that we need to switch care to other doctors. They gave us 30 days to make this switch!!! We have been with them for 14 years. My entire family. Do you how much work and difficulty this creates for patients. They probably have 100's and 100's of patients they are basically kicking out of their network. It's truly disgusting.

FYI, (Follow up) I recently complained how I was told I was no longer a patient at Intercoastal…read moreafter an office visit. While during that office visit I complained of severe stomach pains and was told a CT scan was being ordered. They never called, I then had a 102 temp, I emailed the Dr. And explained that after a disagreement about $ I was told I no longer was a patient but for 30 days he was still my Dr. For emergency. Well I ended up in the ER, with a ruptured appendix and a Mass the size of a watermelon. I could have died since my appendix ruptured a week prior (when I was at Dr) but was saved by my body forming a mass around the appendix holding in infection. I informed intercoastal that I was in the hospital, not one person or even my Dr. of 9 years called or checked on me. I was left alone. Unforgivable

At 68, I developed triple negative breast cancer, a very aggressive form. After chemo and a…read morelumpectomy, Dr. Silver pronounced me "cured". (Maybe she thought I was a ham?) Two years later, the tumor reappeared at the lumpectomy site. Because I had had radiation, a mastectomy was required. When I had asked her about the benefits of a mastectomy vs lumpectomy, she retorted,"Why would you want to look like a flat-chested boy?". Eventually, it became metastatic and I ended up with 2 mastectomies. I'm glad to learn that she retired so she can't harm anyone else.

Dr Silver cared for my mother when she had breast cancer. Ten years later, she cared for her again…read morewhen she had lymphoma. Five years later she took care of my special needs sister who developed multiple myeloma. The care she (and Meg) gave my sister, the extra love and patience for a special needs person, was beyond compare. They worked with us, her caregivers, long distance family, an ailing father and me. When breast cancer came my way in 2021, she was there. A familiar loving face with Meg at her side. The wear and tear on oncologists is tremendous and Dr Silver was a stalwart champion for my entire family. I shed tears when she retired three years into my treatment, and although I know I am in good hands with Dr Lunin, my heart wants Dr Silver and Meg...who were my family. I wish you the most peaceful retirement and thank you from the bottom of my heart for over two decades of looking after my family. I miss you!